Posted by TomH in PA on February 21, 2010 at 12:12:11 from (67.234.26.50):
In Reply to: Marketing Firewood posted by fergienewbee on February 21, 2010 at 10:41:44:
My daughter bought firewood by the "bundle" at the grocery store a couple of times; I have no idea what that would work out to for a cord but it was a lot. She stopped buying because the wood was always green and didn't burn at all.
If you have the time consider tying it into bundles, even if you sell it in bulk (or something like 10 bundles for $20). They'll love being able to go out and just grab what they need for an evening. Someone who only lights a fireplace once a week doesn't want/need very much and doesn't have room in the garage to store a big pile.
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